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Personal Tax (Income Tax, Capital Gains,Wealth Tax)
 
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Understanding Capital Gains On Shares/ Securities
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Deduction Allowed to Individual & HUF from Gross Total Income
 
UNDERSTANDING CAPITAL GAINS ON SHARES/ SECURITIES
 
  1. Long Term & Short Term
  2. Capital Gains in Case of Shares or any other security listed in a recognized Stock Exchange in India or units of UTI/ Mutual Fund will be treated as Short term Capital Gain if asset is held for not more than 12 Months. If they are held for more than 12 months it will be considered long Term Capital Assets.

  3. Cost of Acquisition for Bonus Shares or Units
  4. Cost of acquisition of Bonus shares or units will be taken as nil and net sales proceeds after deducting expenses will be taken as Capital Gains. The period of holding of such Bonus Shares or Security will be considered from the date of allotment of such shares/ security.

  5. Cost of Acquisition of Shares on Conversion of Debentures
  6. Under Section 49 (2A) the cost of acquisition of shares will be the value extinguished out of the cost of debentures. This will be applicable in the case where shares are received on conversion of debentures.

  7. Cost of Acquisition of shares/ Security in the case of ESOP
  8. The cost of acquisition of shares / securities in the case of ESOP, will be the fare market value which has been taken into account for computing the value of Fringe Benefits, where capital Gain arises from transfer of Equity Shares/ Security.

  9. Long Term Capital Gain on Transfer of Equity Shares/ Units of Equity Oriented Fund.
  10. Any income arising from the transfer of a long term capital asset being Equity shares/Units of Equity oriented fund is fully exempt (Nil tax is Payable) Where the transaction of sale of Such Equity shares/units is entered into through Reorganized Stock Exchange and such transaction is chargeable to securities Transaction Tax (STT). Equity Oriented Fund means a Fund where more than 65% of the investible funds are invested in the equity shares of domestic companies.

  11. Short Term Capital Gain on transfer of Equity Shares in a Company or unit of an Equity oriented Fund.
  12. Any income arising from the transfer of short term capital asset, being Equity Shares in a listed Indian company or units of Equity Oriented Fund, and the transaction of such sale is entered through recognized stock exchange & such transaction is chargeable to STT ( Securities Transaction Tax), Such short Term Capital Gain will be taxed at the Flat rate of 15%

 


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